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Remote Control for Itunes

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Manufacturer: Keyspan
Model: URM-15T
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Keyspan
Label: Keyspan

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Features for Remote Control for Itunes:

17-button remote transmits signals up to 40', Controls multimedia applications by sending them the same keystrokes as when controled from a keyboard, Controls iTunes even when in the background (requires Windows 2000/XP or Mac OS X) , Requires Windows 2000/XP or Mac OS X

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Editorial Review
The Keyspan Remote for iTunes is a powerful infrared remote that allows you to control iTunes and other multimedia applications on your Mac or PC in the same convenient way that you now control your home TV.The remote controls your multimedia applications by sending them the same keystrokes that you do when you control the application from a keyboard. For example, pressing the spacebar on the keyboard causes iTunes to play a track. The remote sends the same key to iTunes when you press the 'play' button on the remote - allowing you to control iTunes from across the room.
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Customer Reviews

Cool little device

2008-07-05
I programmed my Logitech remote to control this thing. Works just fine, though I wish I could change playlists with the remote.

Terrible Vista Support

2008-05-08
I bought this remote to control my home theater PC. I run a dual boot setup - XP and Vista. The remote works great in XP; I can control iTunes just fine. However, in Vista the remote is nearly useless. The deal breaker here is that the volume buttons on the remote do NOT control the volume in Vista! It's not even possible to map the remote buttons to keyboard strokes to do this. I emailed Key Span tech support and they said it's a KNOWN bug in Vista - but apparently they aren't interested in fixing it... their last software/driver update for this remote was July 2007. Arrgh.

Plug and Play

2006-01-10
A friend gave this to me to use with my itunes, airport express, and stereo. it was literally plug and play. i plugged it into my airport express which was already communicating wirelessly with my mac mini and itunes. this saved me from haivng to run downstairs to change the music playing on my itunes since i could just use the remote control from upstairs to do everything.

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